As you know, Java isn't getting rid of PermGen memory area until Java 1.8.
This means that if you are loading a lot of classes using a Java 1.7 JVM
without assuring they are cleared when no longer needed, you will sooner or
later get a PermGen OutOfMemory error.
I'm using Camel 2.16.3 inside an OS
Hello,
I have the following camel route snippet:
java.lang.Throwable
false
a value
${exception.stacktrace}
${header.some.check.value} == null
another value
This is t
Hi Claus,
I made a pull request on camel's github repository regarding this issue fix.
All the best,
Andrei M.
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Hi Claus,
I suspected smooks also, but after a couple of hours of debugging on this, I
get that camel is the problem.
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Hello everybody,
I'm using apache-camel version 2.13.2 in Apache-Servicemix 5.1.2
environment. I have a route like this (I'll rerormat it for the sake of
concisely):
ftp://some/ftp/here"/>
org.milyn.SmooksException
